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Edited by Astrodicle III:
3/15/2016 4:19:53 AM
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Design your suicide.
Mine, you ask? Simple, really.
We start out on Mt. Everest in the Bat-Tank. We are picked up by a jet tows us around the mountain then drops us as we approach the downwards slope at the peak again. We accelerate with even more speed, before launching off the edge. I eject out of it in a golf cart loaded to the brim with fireworks, then blow up in midair as the fireworks go off.
What is your suicide?
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